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ichilton

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    Comment #13175036

    I really like the Unifi - i've run it for a while and not had a single problem. I do have a big gripe though - it has a hard wired limit of 4x SSIDs for each access point. I run a …

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    Comment #10292684

    It sounds more like a new product, new direction than Vagrant 2.0....

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    Comment #5868750

    The hn code doesn't seem to work?

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    Comment #5868711

    Nifty - useful for quick testing tasks. The concerns though are the sustainability - if instances are paid for and not free tier + bandwidth, it could not be around for long, parti…

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    Comment #4778201

    What's he using to benchmark that? - anyone know? What's the best benchmark tool for drives and/or network shares?

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    Comment #4073190

    Is there anywhere to register to receive more information on your book when you get nearer?

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    Comment #4017395

    Does anyone know technically how LXC compares to OpenVZ?

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    Comment #3883455

    I would think he meant what you said.... symlinks in the repo doesn't sound a good idea.

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    Comment #3862750

    I always ran Ubuntu for Desktops and Debian (stable) on servers, but lately i've used Ubuntu for some servers simply because the packages are more up-to-date...

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    Comment #3620684

    If you don't run ssh on port 22, it's been proved that it receives a lot less outside login attempts and stops the logs filling up with login failures apart from anything else.

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    Comment #3620677

    It's good practise first login as another user and then gain root priv's. This is auditable and if your sshd won't allow root login's, the can't be brute forced directly.

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    Comment #3575828

    Is there any performance impact of having so many rules?

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    Comment #2877473

    I've seen a number of conference organisers complain of this so it must happen often!

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    Comment #2691081

    I hope he securely erased the data rather than just deleting it, otherwise it might not be just the FBI who have potentially got a copy...

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    Comment #2560459

    Thanks - i'll look into this